> If you assume another sevenfold increase over the past 5 years, then they should have around 250 million commits now. Decent guess. Rate's gone up; they're a

> If you assume another sevenfold increase over the past 5 years, then they should have around 250 million commits now. Decent guess. Rate's gone up; they're at about 382 million now. [1] You can see the current number in the PiperOrigin-RevId: on several public repositories that get changes synced from Google's internal Piper. I'm not looking at that paper (as I'm about to walk out the door); one thing to check is if the number there includes just the actual commits or also the pending CL numbers (same concept as Perforce). The number I'm quoting includes both. [1] https://github.com/google/tcmalloc/commit/6f42c40d6ebcf2aeb8c4379da5d6be81bb4c1797 https://github.com/google/tcmalloc/commit/6f42c40d6ebcf2aeb8...